A gorgeous and very interesting short game. There's 2-3 hours of adventure packed in here if you deviate from the main story and do the extra missions once you're done. It definitely gets a bit frustrating when it comes to finding some of the stars/planets/other points of interest, but not to the point of giving up. Definitely worth buying if you're looking for something simple, relaxing, and space themed.

Gorgeous game, beautiful soundtrack and deep story line, that pretty much sums it up. It's one of the prettiest games I've ever played.

LISA

Very short game so I recommend to buy this on sale. Simple yet beautiful story. I recommend playing this game in one sitting.

Aside from some issues with Vsync and cutscene resolution, the game's pretty cute and heartwarming.

gonna play all sigono game

good

Short and fun.

Lovely story, simple yet charming art style, beautiful music. The main "gameplay" loop here is about locating planets in a star map with the final goal of finding Earth, a mythical place long thought lost. You play as Emeth, a robot with the personality of a child, and you're supported by LISA, an AI that plays the role of a mother figure. The lore is very light but it doesn't need to have articles upon articles of wikis as your imagination can more than make up for the gaps. Also, the bonus missions were fantastic and had me genuinely intrigued. I saw some other reviewers complaining about how Emeth is obnoxious which, yeah, I mean he's a kid but so what? Delving into the story further raises interesting questions as to WHY he's programmed in that manner. I think the only thing I could complain about is how there's no overhead map of the galaxy to reference from. Granted that would've trivialized the game but it's somewhat frustrating to be randomly scrolling and trying to find a celestial feature which you KNOW exists...somewhere around here. All in all, a very cute game that doesn't overstay its welcome.

I found Earth
pretty special day

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♥♥♥♥♥♥ was in Front of me the entire time

OPUS: The Day We Found Earth is a good 90 minute experience that made me feel a little bit of emotion, not a lot but enough to keep me interested in it's world and characters, however its too expensive at full price I'd wait for a sale to add it to your library